Pw for messaging server o9iASwireless 2

I'm using o9iASwireless 2 beta4.
I have configured the following instance:
System Manager > Wireless Server > Messaging Server > messagingservertest
Now I have to insert a password and a username for the Pushdrive instance:
System Manager > Wireless Server > Messaging Server > messagingservertest > Driver Instances > PushDriver Instance
Can anyone tell me the default password for the messaging server at the following adress:
http://messenger.oracle.com/push/webservices
There are two messages in the queue but they couldn't be send. My log shows the following error:
11/23/02 12:09:49 PM ERROR : [Thread-12] messaging.transport.driver.push.PushDriver.init(PushDriver.java:108)
User name missing.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Thomas

It's working now. Thank you very much (also for the link). So I assume that the limited amount of messages will count for all the different types (email, fax, sms, WAP push etc.). To my opinion, messaging (and pushing information in general) could add a lot of surplus value to wireless services. So let's work on the development of killer apps now ;-)
Regards,
Thomas

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vii.     Application Servers: Click on Add Application Server and then give Host Name and Instance Number of R/3 System.
viii.     Clients: Give Client number (System id) and Logical Client Name (which we can get from SMLG code). And click finish.
7)     Message Server Connection:
i.     Name: Give the logon name of R/3 System
ii.     Password & Confirm Password: Give appropriate password of R/3 System.
8)     Click Finish.
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